EA has some juicy Black Friday deals for console and PC owners with discounts up to 75%.
The publisher is having a sale on both Origin and its own website, including console deals for titles such as Titanfall 2, Battlefield 1, FIFA 18, and more. When clicked on the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One console deals on EA’s website, you’ll be directed to the official PS Store or Microsoft Store. Down below you’ll find the listed deals with prices depending on the user’s region:
- NHL 18 (50% discount discount)
- Need for Speed Payback (40% discount)
- Titanfall 2 (50% discount)
- NBA Live 18 (50% discount)
- Mass Effect Andromeda (50% discount)
- FIFA 18 (40% discount)
- Madden 18 (50% discount)
- Battlefield 1 (70% discount)
- Plants vs Zombies: Garden Warfare 2 (40% discount)
PC owners looking for some games on Origin are presented with a far larger list of discounted titles. Discounts up to 75% can be found for titles such as Alice: Madness Returns, This War is Mine, Crysis, Battlefield: Bad Company 2, and more. DLC for various titles has also been discounted so it's worth checking out the full list of deals on Origin. Down below we’ve already included some interesting ones:
- Tomb Raider / Tomb Raider Survival Edition (75% off)
- Need for Speed Payback (33% off)
- FIFA 18 (33% off)
- The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings Enhanced Edition
- Battlefield 1 Revolution (50% off)
- The Sims 4 (50% off)
- Mass Effect Andromeda (50% off)
- Titanfall 2 (50% off)
- Watch Dogs 2 (60% off)
- Mass Effect Trilogy (50% off)
- Tom Clancy’s The Division (60% off)
- Dead Space (50% off)
- Inside/Limbo (50% off)
- Metro: Last Light Redux / Metro 2033 Redux (75% off)
As always, we will keep you updated with the latest Black Friday 2017 deals.
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